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Moving Tips
Plan to be present when the moving van arrives. Be prepared to pay the mover before unloading. One person should check the inventory sheets as items are unloaded.
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These Moving Tips will help you. A second person should direct the movers on where to place items. Once all items are unloaded, unpack only what you need for the first day or two. Focus on creating a sense of home for your family. Give yourself at least two weeks to unpack and organize your
belongings. Don't forget to arrange for an expert, if necessary, to install fixtures upon their arrival at your new home. If packing yourself, start packing seldom-used articles like fancy dishes and glasses, specialty cookware, non-essential clothing, curios, art, photos, and decorative items. As you pack, remember to keep each box light enough to be handled by any of the members of your family--not just the strongest person. Heavier items go in smaller boxes, lighter items in larger boxes.
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Complete any repair work on your old home, and arrange for any critical services needed at your new home.Notify the post office, magazines, credit card companies and friends and family of your change of address. The U. S. Postal Service offers a Moving Tips kit to make this process easier. Arrange to clean your new home, or plan to clean it yourself as close to move-in as possible. Since the home will probably be unoccupied by this time, make sure the cleaning is thorough and covers all those nooks and crannies usually blocked by furniture or appliances. Arrange to clean your new home, or plan to clean it yourself as close to move-in as possible.
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You, our customers, are our biggest asset and we do "Whatever it Takes" to make your moving experience the best ever. We want to exceed your
expectations. Contact utilities (gas, water, electricity, telephone, cable company) to schedule disconnection of services on the day following your move. You'll want to have utilities on while you're still in the house. Call the utilities in your new town to arrange for service to start the day before your move so that you have service when you arrive at your new home. Since the home will probably be unoccupied by this time, make sure the cleaning is thorough and covers all those nooks and crannies usually blocked by furniture or appliances.
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